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What's the applicable scope of G and RG Vector Macros

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Old   October 1, 2020, 07:28
Default What's the applicable scope of G and RG Vector Macros
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In help manual: The gradients stored in variables with the _G suffix are non-limited values and if used to reconstruct values within the cell (at faces, for example), may potentially result in values that are higher (or lower) than values in the surrounding cells. Therefore, if your UDF needs to compute face values from cell gradients, you should use the reconstruction gradient (RG) values instead of non-limited gradient (G) values.
Can I explain it as " RG macros is more suitable than G macros",so what is the reason of defining G macros since RG is better? Or maybe G has some advantage I don't know. Maybe RG is only suitable when you use the second order discretization scheme? I wonder if someone can explain it
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RG is used to define gradient value on faces adjusted to cells
Gradient is calculated in the center of finite volume
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RG is used to define gradient value on faces adjusted to cells
Gradient is calculated in the center of finite volume
thanks,now I get it
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